New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-08-03
plan Of campaign tna5 had forced them to
pursue their present course

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| hours nearly eight inches OF rain has fallen,
and streams everywhere are out OF bank,
| immense damage has been sustained. a
| late dispatch from Great Darlington says
| that but one life was lost. Frank Charles
Drum OF Granville climbed into railroad
tank to escape the food and was drowned.
Twenty three bridges are gone, beside grist-
mills, dams and factories.
Lord Salisbury continues his, overtures
| to the marquis OF Harrington for coaii-
| ton to assist in securing the passage Of
| the land purchase BILL. The recent nego-
| tiations between the Conservatives and
Unionists leaders failed because OF the
Churchill Chamberlain alliance, which was
directed toward the formation OF cabinet
wholly distasteful to Salisbury and par
TALLY obnoxious to Harrington.
The Hanlan- Gaudaur race turned out to
! be a great fizzle in every respect. Hanlan
crossed the line ahead.
Edwin j. sHughes, Judge Of probate OF
| ton.
The Misses Drexel OF Philadelphia have
given 100000 to st. Agnes hospital, with
which large lot OF ground adjoining the
hospital has been purchased. The prop
| erty has long been desired, but the means
could not be secured
The president is called upon to enforce
his orders prohibiting federal officers from
| working up primaries.
Some OF the friends OF Mrs. Gen. Han
cock, it is reported, have urged that she
be appointed postmistress in Washington.
The secretary OF the navy has issued an
advertisement inviting pr oposals for the
construction OF one frst-class torpedo
boat OF the best and most modern design,
constructed OF steel OF domestic manufact-
II a ri tn ho1y no oh 49, 49,, IL
speed.
Very Rev. C. A. McEvery has been electA
ed provincial OF the Augustine Order in the
United States to succeed Rev. John p.
Gilmore, who has been deposed by Rome
The affair is the result OF the failure OF the
Augustinian bank in Lawrence in 1883.
Father Gilmore was the pastor OF ST. Mary's
church in Lawrence when $500, 900 de
posted in the priests bank by parishion-
ers was lost; how, no one could tell.
Rev. George Alexander, d. D., pastor OF
the University Place Presbyterian church.
New York, is to be president OF Union col
lege, Schenectady.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hutton OF Baltimore has in
herited $50, 900, 900 by the death OF her
father, the late Thomas Winans. She is a
widow.
Murat Halstead and Senator Joe Haw-
ley witnessed the great naval review on the
English coast.
The Minnesota & Northwestern will
put on limited trains to Chicago.
Mr.. Depew is declared to be Mr.. Blaine's
choice for presidential candidate, in case
Mr.. Blaine should conclude to decline that
honor.
At New York, Daniel S. Hammond man.
ufacturer OF travelling bags made an as
signment: He was supposed to be worth
tS75 900.
Washington Star: The government de.
tectives are still searching through Har-
vey's effects for evidence of his forgeries
His desk at the department was forced
open. In the course OF their investigations
the detectives found ample evidence that
Harvey went at the business OF forgery in
a thoroughly practical way, and made a
study OF it as he might OF an art or a
science.
A special issue OF the Dublin Gazette an
nounces that the following counties have,
been fully proclaimed: Kings, Leitrm,
Loneiord, Sligo, Galway, Mayo, Roscom-
mon Clare, Kerry, Cork, Limerick, Kill
kenny, Queens, Tipperary Waterford,
Wexford, Donegal and Monaghan. The
counties partially proclaimed are Armagh,
Carlow, Down. Cavan, Dublin, Kildare,
Fermanagh, Londonderry, Southmeath.
Tyrone, Westmeath and Wicklow. The
following towns have also been proclaimed,
Dublin, Cork, Limerick Waterford Lon
donderry, Kilkinny, Drogheda Belfast,
Carrickfergus and Galway.
The secretary OF the interior mailed to.
Capt. Moses Harris for his information a
copy Of the Chicago Evening Journal con-
tanning an editorial scoring the park man
agement severely for an alleged series of
highway robberies in the park. Capt. Har-s;
rs is superintendent OF the park. An att
tache OF the secretary's office says: There,
has been but one stage robbery in the park
that we know anything about. That oc-
Cured July 4, when a lot of fellows got:
drunk and held up a stage. They got little
or nothing except what was given them
They did not even search the passengers
and were rather beggars then highwaymen.
The Free Press OF Ottawa, Canada, has.
created a tremendous sensation by the
publication OF an interview with Chief Of:
Police McVeity, in which he acknowledges
tina a precisely similar state OF affairs is
being carried on in Ottawa today as the.
Pail Mall Gazette, two years ago, showed
to exist in London. Chief Novelty said:
"All sorts OF men are implicated-profes-
sional men. civilians, servants tradesmen,
and Others. The children are enticed in
some cases to chambers. in others to Of
fees, and sometimes into stores.
The freedom OF the city OF Dublin has
been conferred upon Mr.. VIM. O'Brien,
editor OF United Ireland, and Hon. Patrick
A. Collins, OF Boston, Mass.
Advices further tended to discredit the
report that Stanley the explorer has met
his DEATH
The final session of the district assembly
OF the Knights OF Labor at London Can
ada, a resolution was passed urging seces-
IRON the United States grand assembly
and the formation of a general assembly
for Canada, the latter body to have com
plete and unres tricted powers to adjudi.
cate on all questions and business connect
| ed with the order.
| There viii be but six contests before the
next house. There are against the seatsof
Davidson OF Alabama, Post OF Illinois,
Van Deryer OF California. FELTON, OF the
| same state Elliott OF South Carolina and
White OF Indiana.
I The inter state cam,n;ss;oY hoe craatad